A Blast From the Past
A Blast From the Past
by Bud » Wed May 05, 2004 2:35 pm
Anybody recognize this?
I got an E-mail from George! Here's the rest of the album: http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gwendt63/album?.tok=phue.DBBGAezbilV&.dir=/17d6&.src=ph
I got an E-mail from George! Here's the rest of the album: http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gwendt63/album?.tok=phue.DBBGAezbilV&.dir=/17d6&.src=ph
by Jeff » Mon May 24, 2004 10:42 pm
That's the Monte Carlo that you would tell me about while we fixed your Yellow Audi Fox.
At 20 years of age and you were already reminicing about the past.
Your such a romantic.
Talk dirty cars to us.
Please.
Curt, wants to know.
At 20 years of age and you were already reminicing about the past.
Your such a romantic.
Talk dirty cars to us.
Please.
Curt, wants to know.
Jeff
It's a great day to be with my wife,
my friends and alive on my planet!
It's a great day to be with my wife,
my friends and alive on my planet!
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by Greg Wendt » Wed May 26, 2004 8:41 pm
Actually the trick is to identify the rear view mirror at the bottom of the frame. 
by Bud » Thu May 27, 2004 8:09 am
Hmm... could that mirror belong to a certain blue station wagon (for the lilfe of me I can't remember the make... Ford maybe?). It's hard to tell with the light reflecting off of it the way it is.
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by Greg Wendt » Thu May 27, 2004 7:14 pm
1969 Ford Galaxie Wagon aka the Blue Bomber, the original Death Trap and Urban Surfing vehicle
by Jeff » Thu May 27, 2004 7:46 pm
Geeks.
But, why was the picture taken?
What relevance does this have to our social make up?
Did Bud ever have a girl in that vehicle?
Did George?
Ratings people, we need ratings?
But, why was the picture taken?
What relevance does this have to our social make up?
Did Bud ever have a girl in that vehicle?
Did George?
Ratings people, we need ratings?
Jeff
It's a great day to be with my wife,
my friends and alive on my planet!
It's a great day to be with my wife,
my friends and alive on my planet!
- Greg Wendt
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by Greg Wendt » Fri Jun 04, 2004 8:23 pm
The Bomber was the all-purpose transport vehicle for all of us in high school. Tho some were forced to sit in the very back where they could watch the pavement go by under the car. I usually traded it in for my mom's Camaro convertible for dates.
You'd have to ask Bud about his car but I seem to recall that its only real function was doing donuts in the Sears parking lot until it was viscously attacked by a utilty pole.
You'd have to ask Bud about his car but I seem to recall that its only real function was doing donuts in the Sears parking lot until it was viscously attacked by a utilty pole.
by Bud » Sat Jun 05, 2004 6:39 pm
I seem to recall that its only real function was doing donuts in the Sears parking lot until it was viscously attacked by a utilty pole.
That pole was out to get me man! I swear it!
by Jeff » Sat Jun 05, 2004 8:57 pm
I believe it!
I remember seeing that pole stalking around Moline.
It was a from the wrong side of the tracks.
Never up to any good.
I remember seeing that pole stalking around Moline.
It was a from the wrong side of the tracks.
Never up to any good.
Jeff
It's a great day to be with my wife,
my friends and alive on my planet!
It's a great day to be with my wife,
my friends and alive on my planet!
- Greg Wendt
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by Greg Wendt » Sun Jun 06, 2004 7:51 pm
speaking of the good old days i would like to extend a welcome to mr. Hughes to the old fart club (Bud you are next!) and 19 years since our bizarro trek across the country. how we made it through new mexico i don't know.
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